Introduction to Schrodinger equation
Schrödinger equation, also known as Schrodinger wave equation, is a basic equation in quantum mechanics proposed by Austrian physicist Schrodinger, and it is also a basic assumption of quantum mechanics.
It is a second-order partial differential equation established by combining the concept of material waves and wave equations, which can describe the movement of microscopic particles. Each microsystem has a corresponding Schrödinger equation. The specific form of the wave function can be obtained by solving the equation and Corresponding energy to understand the nature of the micro system. Schrödinger's equation shows that in quantum mechanics, particles appear in a probabilistic manner, with uncertainty, and negligible failures on a macro scale.